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Cool seeing factory originals - Don’t throw that away if it still works
Dated 295 day of 1971
Any 4 pin Ignition Module will work with a Factory Dual Ballast Resistor
So yes the 4 pin will replace your 5 pin with no other modifications
Peace
I run them at 32psi right now, I will probably match rusty for autox. They have a good sidewall compared to any of the MT drag radials, I have no qualms about putting them in the front but right now I only have 15x7's for using 225/70 so I'm still running BFG.
I'm ordering 15x8 and 275/60 from...
wow, that sounds pretty high. Grip is nice at those pressures I'm assuming? I had a friend show me the chalk tread test before for maximum contact patch and my rear 555R's are at max contact patch width at 25psi. I increased them up to 28psi for stiffer sidewall, but maybe I'll try running them...
All parts SOLD! Thank you Jerry. The 440 HP block was standard bore after all !! He gave me extra $50— took him and his son to lunch! Cost me $85 LMAO Thanks FBBO for the ad
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:thumbsup: Amen Brother, especially the 1968,
best grill & taillights, makers lights hands down, best looking
& I've owned 12) 68-70 Chargers, all R/Ts most were 68s a couple 69's & Even R/T SE
& only 1) 70, a crapload of Power Wagons, Ramchargers & 2) Demons
& I've owned & on my 13th 68-70 RRs...
Sure do, this spring I bought the Katool 11,000 220volt 4 post lift with casters. Picked it up and assembled with a friend. Love the lift, assembly instructions are a joke. I found more info on YouTube that was very helpful
I actually dont adjust mine much. I run 45 front for autocross and 40 rear. For winter I'll take them down to 35 for just sitting. They're rated for 50 or 55 so I don't have any issue running them high.
I'm going to lighten mine up some more, but mine are 1/4" thick (I think - need to measure) lexan. They are fixed in place. The doors are gutted. Severely gutted. Been like this for almost 25 years.
Of course. However, I do remember when the restyled Chargers were introduced for the 1968 model year, they were a jaw-dropping hit from the start. In fact, among the best automotive designs of all-time.